Translator #1 2025
The debut issue of Translator, out on 26 June, is a result of collaboration between the small core team in London and an international network of journalists, writers, translators, photographers and publishers.
Inside, you’ll find reportage translated from the best long-form media outlets around the world, including a mesmerising feature about an environmental crime in Patagonia and an investigation into Cambodian cyber-scam compounds.
Plus: Sophia Smith Galer on linguistic nativism in the United States; original articles about the word on the street in Medellín, N’Djamena and Mbabane; an excerpt from Abraham Jiménez Enoa’s new book The Hidden Island; and much more.
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$6.54Translator #1 2025
The debut issue of Translator, out on 26 June, is a result of collaboration between the small core team in London and an international network of journalists, writers, translators, photographers and publishers.
Inside, you’ll find reportage translated from the best long-form media outlets around the world, including a mesmerising feature about an environmental crime in Patagonia and an investigation into Cambodian cyber-scam compounds.
Plus: Sophia Smith Galer on linguistic nativism in the United States; original articles about the word on the street in Medellín, N’Djamena and Mbabane; an excerpt from Abraham Jiménez Enoa’s new book The Hidden Island; and much more.
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The debut issue of Translator, out on 26 June, is a result of collaboration between the small core team in London and an international network of journalists, writers, translators, photographers and publishers.
Inside, you’ll find reportage translated from the best long-form media outlets around the world, including a mesmerising feature about an environmental crime in Patagonia and an investigation into Cambodian cyber-scam compounds.
Plus: Sophia Smith Galer on linguistic nativism in the United States; original articles about the word on the street in Medellín, N’Djamena and Mbabane; an excerpt from Abraham Jiménez Enoa’s new book The Hidden Island; and much more.
